Performer User's Manual PHONIC CORPORATION
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often or is always lit, then you should turn down
the volume level of either the signal source or the
Performer.
11. RF Indicator (Wireless)
The RF indicator lights up when it detects the
signal from the wireless microphone or other
device.
12. LINE/MIC Switch
This switch allows you to select between the
balanced line input (TRS 1/4") and the balanced
microphone input (XLR female) input. To select
the line input, set the switch in (down). To select
the microphone input, set the switch out (up).
13. Signal Indicator
After selecting LINE or MIC, this LED lights up
whenever the selected signal is present.
14.MIC/LINE Volume Control
Use this rotary control to set the volume level
for MIC/LINE BALANCED INPUT signal(s). It's
a good idea to first turn the volume control all
the way down (counterclockwise). Turn on the
selected source signal and then slowly turn up
the volume control until you reach the desired
volume level (but not until the PEAK indicator
lights up).
15. PEAK Indicator
This LED illuminates when the signal levels at
the amplifier outputs approach clipping. It's OK
for the PEAK indicator to blink infrequently, but if
it blinks often or is always lit, then you should turn
down the volume level of either the signal source
or the Performer.
16. INPUT Connector (Mic)
This is a female XLR-type connector that accepts a
balanced or unbalanced mic-level signal.
17. INPUT Connector (Line)
This is a female TRS 1/4" phone connector that
accepts a balanced or unbalanced line-level
signal.
18. LINK OUT Connector
This is a female XLR-type connector that can
be used to daisy chain multiple Performer active
speakers together. It produces exactly the same
signal that is connected to either of the two input
jacks. However, if the MIC/LINE Volume Control is
turned past two o'clock on the dial, the Performer
active speaker will add +6 dB to the signal. This
helps to strengthen weak input signals and
improve the overall quality of your sound.
19. Wireless UHF, VHF and 2.4 GHz Module
Compartments
The top of the Performer active speaker has two
compartments for installation of wireless modules.
Each compartment can fit one module and has a
cover held in place by two screws.
Note:
For instructions on how to select the input from the
wireless module(s) please refer to (7) and (9) above. (For
instructions on installing wireless modules, please refer to
page 15.)
